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IMPROVEMENT PLACE
Lancaster Street
two small houses
INSTITUTION PLACE
off Lettuce Hill
2 Mrs.
Cochrane.
4 Patrick McRichard, mechanic.
6 John Boles, tailor.
5 Thomas Pursley, car driver.
10 John Nibloc ( Niblock) labourer.
12 Lawrence Connolly, compositor.
14 James Fee.
16 Mrs. Hill.
18 James Hutchinson, porter.
20 Thomas Palmer, saddler.
15 Richard McCorry, spirit dealer.
46 Hugh McLorinan, builder &c/
thirty small houses
INKERMANN TERRACE
Old Lisburn Road, opposite Pakenham Place
67 Geo. McBride,
muslin manufacturer, St. Anne's Buildings.
69 Wm. Patterson, hardware merchant.
71 Theodore Frean, American Consul.
73 Mrs. Wiggins.
75 Mrs. McKinstry.
77 John McAlindin, pork merchant.
79 John Agar, sales man.
81 Misses Colhoun's School.
83 Wm. Stevenson, engineer.
INNIS PLACE
Blackstaff Road
six small houses
IRELAND'S COURT
off Raphael Street
four small houses
IRWIN STREET
off Cullintree Street
fifty houses, there houses
are principally let in apartments, and are for the most part,
occupied by the workers of the adjacent mills.
ISABELLA STREET
off 21 Little George's Street
thirteen small houses
ISRAEL STREET
Upper Peter's Hill
1 VACANT
3 Robert Nelson, tanner.
5 Wm. Diamond, traveller.
7 Wm. Muirs, linen lapper.
9 Wm. Dalzell, carpenter.
11 George Campbell, labourer.
13 John Rodgers, porter.
four
houses unfinished
58 Mary Long.
60 Wm. Ward, contractor for the works.
62 R. Lappin, carpenter.
64 Wm. Hamilton, shop, 4&6 Hercules Street.
" Yard.
70 Thos. McMahon, moulder.
72 Alex. Thompson, carpenter.
74 Alex. Kelso, traveller.
8 Isaac Griffith's hay yard.
6 James Ingram, iron turner.
4 Mrs. Powell, grocer and spirit dealer
JACOBSON'S COURT
off Mill Street
nine small houses
JAMES'S COURT
off Carrick Hill
nine small houses
JAMES'S PLACE
Nelson Street
four small houses
JAMES'S SQUARE
off Henry Lane
eight small houses
JAMES'S STREET SOUTH
off Howard Street
1 Quin Beck,
hardware merchant, of Meharg & Beck, Castle
Street.
3 P. Nicholl, in Geo. McTear & Co.'s.
5 Mrs. Gray, lodgings.
7 VACANT
9 McAdam & Moore, linen merchants
~ Samuel Hodgkinson & Co., cotton manufacturers
& agents;
Henry Hodgkinson's
residence,2 Oldpark Terrace.
~ A. Hodgkinson & Co., bleachers, Glenville
bleach works;
residence, Willowbank.
~ A. T. Stewart & Co., linen merchants; H.
Murray, manager;
residence, 77 Balmoral
Terrace.
~ Major Brothers, sewed muslin manufacturers.
10 J. Gibson, muslin manufacturer.
8&6 VACANT
4 J. Farquharson, officer of excise.
2 Mrs. Fetherston.
JOHNNY'S ENTRY
Talbot Street
ten small houses
JOHNSTON'S BUILDINGS
Shankill Road, left side
76 Jas. McComb,
butter merchant.
74 Robert Campbell, bookkeeper.
72 Wm. Saulter, pattern maker.
70 Robt. McMillen, bookkeeper.
60 James Nelson, bookkeeper.
66 Charles Lang, first clerk in Inland Revenue Office.
64 Hugh Patrick, gentleman.
62 Alexander Strane, bookkeeper.
60 Reuben Fisher, bookkeeper, Belfast Foundry.
58 Mrs. McNaught.
56 Jas. Hamilton, attorney; 27 Upper Dominick Street,
Dublin.
54 W. P. Thomas, clerk in News Letter Office.
52 P. Magennis; shop, North Street.
JOHNSTON'S COURT
off Great Edward Street
1,2,6,7&8 Butter and
salt store; Jas. Frazer, proprietor; residence
Ballydollaghan.
10 Patrick Quinn, carpenter.
two small houses.
JOHNSTON'S COURT
off Millfield
thirteen small houses
JOHN STREET
Donegall Street to North Street
1,3&5 The Working
Classes' Refreshment and Reading rooms,
Miss Stafford, manager.
7 Wm. McIlrea, calico printer.
9 Edward McErlean, painter and glazier.
11 Hamilton Irwin, haberdasher.
13 Mary O'Neill, lodging house.
15 Yard.
17 Thos. Gribbin, painter, glazier and confectioner.
19 Hugh McCourtney, stationer.
21 William Stewart, green grocer.
23 Wm. McKenna, spirit dealer.
25 Edward Fagan, spirit dealer.
27 Joseph Croft, chandler.
29&31 VACANT
33 Edward Bloomfield, tinsmith.
35&37 Henry Freel, grocer &c.
39 J. Fitzpatrick, huckster.
41 John McCune, store keeper.
43 Miss Boucher, milliner.
45 R. Campbell 7 Co., weaving agents.
" Alexander Riddell, reed maker.
" Henry Cowan * Co., sewed muslin
manufacturers.
" Charles Tennant 7 Co., of St.
Rollox, Glasgow, manufactu-
ring chemists and general
merchants.
" J. Allister, weaving agent.
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JOHN STREET continued
47&49 John McAughtry.
53 Samuel Pollock, whip maker.
55&57 Edward McVeigh, butcher.
59 James Woods, grocer.
61 James Murphy, lodgings.
63 Wm. Matthews, hair dresser.
65 Edward O'Kane, spirit dealer.
73 Wm. McMahon, butcher.
74 M. Blackburn's hall door.
72 Arthur Murphy, spirit dealer.
70 James Porter, day constable.
68 Charles McAnespie, stokerer.
66 Hugh Farrell, lodging and eating house.
64 James Simms, boarding house.
62 D. McManus, boarding house.
60 J. Bigger, provision merchant.
58 Patrick Douris, labourer.
56 Miss McMillen, milliner and dress maker.
54 John McAlery, labourer and eating house keeper.
50 P. Faloon, spirit dealer and victualling house.
48&46 P. Donovan, spirit dealer.
44&42 James McBlain, leather and hide merchant.
40&38 Wm. Fleming, grocer.
36 Jas. Davey, huckster and eating house keeper.
34 James McAlister, lodgings.
32 Wm. John McConnell, butcher.
30 D. Black, pipe manufacturer.
28 John McParlan, grocer and spirit dealer.
36 John Campbell, soap and candle manufacturer.
22&24 James Stewart, painter and grocer.
20 Mrs. Magee, grocer.
18 John Dyer, grocer and provision dealer.
12&10 H. Dunn. leather cutter.
8 H. Pyper, grocer and provision dealer.
4&2 Alexander Herald, grocer and spirit dealer.
JOY'S COURT
Joy's Entry
14 VACANT
12 John Magee's stores.
3 VACANT
several old
stores vacant
JOY'S ENTRY
off High Street
1 James
Andrew Cumine, philosophical instrument maker &
photographic artist.
3 Thomas Miskelly, porter.
7 John Murray, weaver.
9 Joy's Entry National School; Miss Taylor,
school mistress.
11 Flora McCall, oyster house.
13 Pat McCluskey, alabaster figure maker.
21 Patrick McCourt, oyster house.
27 Mrs. Watters, dealer.
32 James Black, spirit dealer.
22 John Quinn, labourer.
20 Thomas Ferguson, tailor.
18 Thomas Keane, oyster house.
16 Mr. Patterson's hardware stores.
2 side entrance to Wheeler & Whittaker's.
a number of small houses
JOY STREET
1 Lethem, Blythe &
Lethem, muslin manufacturers.
3 Miss Boyd, milliner.
5 Miss Bradley, dress maker.
7 Mrs. McClelland, milliner.
9 S. Hill, druggist, Church Lane.
21 John Smith, civil engineer &c.
23 Mrs. Connor.
25 Wm. Cowan, wine and spirit merchant, Upper Church
Lane
27 VACANT
29 Joseph Orr, 5 Castle Place.
31 Henry Mayo, watch maker.
33 Charles Ross, in Day & Bottomley's, Calender
Street.
35 D. Byrne; office, 6 Rosemary Street.
37 Thomas Alderdice, clerk.
39 Mrs. Hall.
41 Mrs. Sloan, boarding house.
43 F. Hartmann, piano-forte tuner.
45 Mrs. Brown.
47 Robt. Stirling, bell hanger.
49 Mrs. Savage.
51 James Smith, dealer.
53 Thos. McAlpin, cabinet maker.
55 Mary Maguire, lodging house.
57 Mrs. Reid.
59 Nicholas Virgin, foreman News Letter office.
61 Miss Stevenson, dress maker.
63 Thomas J. Flinn, waiter, Commercial Hotel.
65 Mrs. Magee, boarding house.
67 T. Roach, waiter, Imperial Hotel.
69 James Bradley; shop, Winecellar Entry.
71 Mrs. Campbell.
73 Robert Taylor, carpenter.
75 Jas. Liddy, Clonard Print Works.
77 Wm. Strain, watch man.
79 George Moorhead, clerk.
81 Daniel Wall, feather purifier.
83 Adam Greer, clerk.
85 Mrs. Murphy, boarding house.
87 Alex. Chambers, builder.
89 Mrs. McClune.
91 John Dane, pensioner.
93 Miss Dunlop, milliner.
95 Mrs. Hamilton, boarding house.
97 Mrs. Wilson.
99 James Purdon, bookkeeper.
101 Thomas Ward, manager for Messrs. Riddel, Donegall Place.
103 Julius Frazer, salesman in Messrs. Lindsay Brothers.
105 Alex. Morrison, Custom's Officer.
107 Richard Gainsford, clerk.
109 James Hamilton, collector.
111 Wm. Robinson, mechanic.
118 Charles Rainey, teacher.
116 James Allen, salesman.
114 Wm. Aldritt, brass founder.
112 Henry McCashin, traveller.
110 Miss Smith.
102 Mrs. Dinnen.
100 Edwd. Manning, writing clerk.
98 George Mansfield, buyer in J. Lindsay & Co.'s,
Ulster Arcade
96 Mary Gaffikin.
94 John Collins, clerk.
92 Hugh Doherty, grocer.
88 T. McClure, printer, 40 Ann Street.
86 H. McBride, foreman printer.
84 John Brock, compositor.
82 A. McDonald; wire works and gate manufactory, May
St.
80 A. P. Gilmore, bookkeeper.
78 Wm. Wilson, labourer.
76 Mrs. Bruce, boarding house.
74 Mrs. Pendry.
72 L. Crymble, piano-forte tuner.
70 Charles McManus, traveller.
68 A. Gaffikin, inspector of provisions.
66 Edward Lennon.
64 Mrs. Taylor.
62 Alex. McCracken.
60 Jas. Sullivan, law clerk.
58 Mrs. Croft, dress maker.
56 Thomas Byrne, coach man.
54 Miss Robinson, milliner and dress maker.
52 Alex. Moore, brass founder.
50 Thomas Johnston, brick layer.
{ Henrietta
Street intersects }
48 George Rainey, car owner.
44 Francis Magennis.
42 Robert Colclough, jeweller.
40 Mrs. Russell, milliner.
38 James Barkley, linen lapper.
{ Russell Street intersects }
36&34 John McDowell, grocer.
32 Mrs. Tannyhill, boarding house.
30 VACANT
28 Mrs. Waugh.
{ Hamilton Street intersects }
26 J. Dornan, professor of music.
34 ( 24) Mary Porter.
22 John Smyth, coach maker, Chichester Street.
20 Wm. Williamson.
18 Misses Green.
16 Mrs. Barry.
14 J. Thompson Abbot, at Messrs. W. & H. Sharman
Crawford's
Victoria Chambers.
{ Little May Street intersects }
12 Robert E. Hunter, reporter.
10 Mrs. Gamble.
8 Yard.
6 Robt. Beggs.
4 Mrs. Crothers.
2 Bernard Quinn, reporter.
JUDE STREET
off Irwin Street
five small houses
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